Real Prayers For Real People by Carolyn Moore

February 26, 2018

I didn’t immediately fall in love with the Psalms. I found them to be hard to understand and a little…

Scripture You Forgot You Knew by Elizabeth Glass Turner

February 21, 2018

It happens to all of us. An old song or movie comes on, and somewhere, out of the depths of…

Learning to Love by Michelle Bauer

February 19, 2018

What damage can be done if people exercise their spiritual gifts without love?

Lent: There Is a River and There Is a City by Justus Hunter

February 15, 2018

Lent is a season of clarity. We already sit among the ashes. We already sit in cities made in our own image.

From Dust And Ashes To The Image Of God by Carolyn Moore

February 14, 2018

Simcha Bunim was a Jewish rabbi who lived in Poland in the 1700s. He is best known for what might…

To Observe A Holy Lent by Andy Stoddard

February 12, 2018

As we prepare to enter into the season of Lent, there is always a call to fasting.  That is one…

What to Do With #metoo by Jennifer Moxley

February 8, 2018

As the Church, it would be foolish to believe we have not participated or contributed in some way. We can confess the ways we have corporately and personally upheld this power dynamic, repent and seek to turn it upside down.

Women Are the True Heroes of Star Wars by Rebecca Bratten Weiss

February 5, 2018

Men who object to women taking central roles in the church might want to remember what place the women took in the gospels: at the foot of the cross, present with Christ, at the moment when God himself was pierced and blood and water flowed.

Living Alive by Carrie Carter

I’ve seen a lot of death. Not just because my husband has a full-time pastoral calling, but also because my…

When Curiosity Is Christ-Like by Elizabeth Glass Turner

February 1, 2018

Curiosity is underrated. In the past one hundred years, many North Americans have undergone a shift in how they’re described…